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If you have information about a possible violation and you want to inform the Personal Data Protection Office, you can send us a notification via this page. To do so, you must first fill in the notification field and provide us with as much details as possible about the content, place and time of violation as well as about the alleged offender. When you send us a notification it is preferable that you indicate your contact details, so that we can get in touch with you if needed. However, if you wish to remain anonymous, fill in just one mandatory field. You can send us notification via our mobile app too.

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If you believe that your personal data are processed unawlfully and you want The Personal Data Protection Service to address the violation, you can submit a complaint to our office at the addres: #7 Vachnadze Str, Tbilisi, and also electronically. To submit an electronic complaint, you may download a complaint template, fill it out, sign it and send a scanned version to the address: office@pdps.ge. The Personal Data Protection Office offers you an even more flexible opportunity: sign up in the Case Management System where you can submit a complaint, follow the process of hearing your complaint and receive comprehensive information - all in one virtual space.

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The Personal Data Protection Service of Georgia Conducted Training for Organizations Focused on Human Rights Issues

2023-05-01 16:16:03
The Personal Data Protection Service of Georgia recently conducted a training session dedicated to personal data protection for representatives of LGBTQI+ organizations and activists. The event was opened by Prof. Dr. Dr. Lela Janashvili, the President of the Personal Data Protection Service, and Ms. Rusudan Tushuri, Project Manager of the "Human Rights for All" supported by the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). Lela Janashvili addressed the audience, outlining the challenges related to personal data processing and emphasizing her commitment to fostering close cooperation with organizations dedicated to human rights issues. 

The training session was led by Sophio Shamugia, Head of the Planned Inspections Department at the Personal Data Protection Service, and Mariam Gaiparashvili, Deputy Head of the President’s Office. Participants received comprehensive insights into the legislation governing personal data processing and gained practical knowledge based on the experiences of the Personal Data Protection Service. The knowledge acquired during this training will empower organizations, enabling them to effectively detect and prevent potential violations of the legislation pertaining to personal data.

The training was attended by representatives from several organizations, including the Women's Initiatives Support Group, Tbilisi Pride, Queer Association - Temida, and the Georgian Cognitive Center CCG, alongside dedicated activists.

This training session received valuable support from the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).

The Personal Data Protection Service of Georgia places a high priority on fostering close collaboration with organizations engaged in human rights advocacy. Maintaining an ongoing exchange of information and experiences is integral to the service's mission, aimed at promoting the implementation of relevant standards and ensuring the responsible handling of personal data within both the public and private sectors.